I am looking for real uniformity of application, while minimizing weight and supplies needed to build the apparatus. I would like to be able to isolate 2x4 foot areas of the bench by either changing nozzles or turning valves. I have built a prototype using inverted micro-sprinklers and uniformity is lacking. I am thinking of using Tee-jet, spray rig downward pointing nozzles (more what I imagine is used on manufactured dynamic booms in greenhouses) but I'm unsure of the best spacing, droplet size, coverage, overlap, etc. Any suggestions are welcome.
You can use dual impact microsprinklers air flow 41 l / h. You place the irrigation laterals parallel to the length of greenhouse spaced at 1.00 m, this means that you have to use three (3) irrigation laterals. The micro-sprinklers may be spaced 1.20 m between them. The higher the irrigation laterals put greater the uniformity of the spray, which ensures a very special microclimate for plants.
It would be interesting to know the purpose of the greenhouse, as if the purpose of producing food then you would need to use frezcos family microsprinklers Jet or similar, but would be located below the leaf area of plants to promote soil moisture and micro sprinklers emplearías air. If you just want to appreciate the mist formed with air micro sprinklers, then you must place a drip irrigation lateral in each row of plants to ensure optimal soil moisture and irrigation mantendrías air to maintain a special micorclima. If, however, you want the greenhouse to the development and cultivation of ornamental plants, irrigation entoces by micro air is perfect.
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If you need more details about the models, makes and designs the microasperores I can provide you.
Thanks for your question and I hope you succeed. If you prefer, send greenhouse design, and details of crops or plants to develop and help you gladly.
Sincerely,
Pedro Ochoa M.
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